Nvidia has officially entered the personal computer market with the launch of its RTX Spark chip, specifically designed for Windows laptops and desktops. This new chip promises to revolutionize the computing experience by introducing agentic user interfaces and enhancing local AI capabilities. Alongside Microsoft, Nvidia unveiled the Surface Laptop Ultra, powered by the RTX Spark, during their keynote at Computex 2026. The collaboration aims to challenge existing giants like Intel and AMD, marking a significant step in creating high-performance PCs focused on personal AI. The debut of these Nvidia-powered devices will kick off with several major brands, including Dell and HP, showcasing their commitment to the next wave of Windows experiences.